Great question… saw this on my fyp… I was traded back in 2016 to the patriots from the Lions . I got a call from the Lions GM at the time saying I was traded (he forgot to tell me until the end of the call where I was traded to). You then get a call from the team that traded for you (patriots). They set a flight up with you as fast as possible. They want you on the first flight out essentially because they want/need you to get a physical done right away so the trade can go through or have a Crosby situation where they say “failed physical”. This to me is what fans don’t know . Properties are taking care of like anybody else moving for a job all by yourself. You can sell the house with a realtor if you bought one in the city you play in or renting you gotta pay the rest of the rent even if you are not living in it. The only thing when I was traded the team took care of was moving. Teams give you a certain amount of money for movers and shipping your car. Lastly , team takes care of about 10 days or 2 weeks paid for a hotel room until you can find your own living. This could have changed but I’m sure it’s the same. That’s how trades work.
Made a breakdown of this move! Even found an example of it working despite the tackle dodging Simmons! It’s so effective - no way it doesn’t get called soon
Falcons run defense in Weeks 1-4: Fewest rushing yards per game allowed
Falcons run defense in Weeks 5-9: Most rushing yards per game allowed
Week 10: facing Kenneth Walker III
Kevin Stefanski when asked about Michael Penix Jr.'s low percentiles against pressure, the head coach said he feels that Penix's accuracy isn't something he's concerned about. Said it's more about the offense as a whole finding the explosive plays off the pressure.
🔥 HEATED FALCONS DEBATE!
Through nine games, Raheem Morris was 6-3. Kevin Stefanski is 3-6. The numbers have sparked a debate over whether the Falcons actually got better at head coach. 👀
Is Stefanski getting too much slack, or is it too early to compare the two eras?
Kevin Stefanski met with the Falcons' leadership committee this week and wanted the leaders to make sure they expressed the right message to the team and keep people from moping around.
"Everybody in the locker room is positive," Bijan Robinson said.
Minnesota IOL Greg Johnson (6064, 327) has some of the cleanest tape that you’ll see from a prospect this season. Taller, left-handed center, can play all three interior spots, and has experience at OT.
Some similarities to Frank Ragnow coming out of Arkansas.